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Streaming outpaces public TV revenues in Europe, latest Ampere Analysis research reveals Paid streaming has outpaced public television in Europe for the first time, according to a study by Ampere Analysis. Streaming revenues, driven mainly by US giants such as Netflix, are expected to grow 37% to €38.4 billion in 2029.

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Female Directors Take Center Stage in Visions du Réel Industry Lineup Swiss documentary film festival Visions du Réel has unveiled the 23rd edition of its industry programme, featuring 28 projects from 28 countries. A record number of female directors are involved, with 75% of the works directed or co-directed by women.

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Emilia Perez wins César Award for Best Film Jacques Audiard's film "Emilia Pérez" won seven awards at the 50th César Awards, including Best Film. This is the third time Audiard has won this award.

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EIF invests $26 million in European film and TV production The European Investment Fund (EIF) has invested €25 million in Finland’s IPR VC Fund III to boost the production of European films and TV series. The fund, which now holds over €100 million, aims to finance international projects with a strong European slant.

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Mediawan's ON Animation Studios, responsible for 'Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie', is closing ON Animation Studios, known for films such as "Ladybug & Cat Noir: The Movie" and "The Little Prince," has closed. However, these benefits were curtailed by new government measures, leading to a reduction in tax credits.

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Berlinale 2025: The Winners At the 75th Berlinale, held on February 22, Dag Johan Haugerud's drama 'Drømmer' won the Golden Bear. Part of a trilogy about love and relationships, the film follows teenager Johanne and her first great love for a new teacher.

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Berlinale Shorts celebrates a medium and laments the modern world Berlinale 2025, celebrating its 75th anniversary, screened short films that offered a bleak look at contemporary society. The films in the Golden Bear competition offer a slightly nihilistic vision of the future of humanity.
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Belgium

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Tom Waes back to work, shooting of series Badgast resumed Tom Waes has returned to work after a serious car accident and a period of rehabilitation. The shooting of the Dutch-Belgian drama series Badgast, produced for KRO-NCRV, has resumed.

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Filming for Anke Blondé's second feature film Dust has started Flemish director Anke Blondé is busy shooting her second feature film, "Dust". The drama, written by Angelo Tijssens, known for "Girl" and "Close", is set in a day in which two tech visionaries are confronted with the collapse of their empire.

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Flemish cinema in the spotlight during the Cinémathèque Festival Paris Wouter Hessels will present the programme 'Une certaine histoire du cinéma flamand' at the Cinémathèque Festival in Paris (5-8 March).

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Wallimage supports The Purple Order by Thomas Ancora Wallimage has granted funding to seven projects, including the Belgian film 'L'Ordre Pourpre' by director Thomas Ancora. The cast includes Mentissa, Victor Meutelet and Nicolas Godart. The production is in the hands of Les Gens and Amsto of Newen Studios.
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Netherlands

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Fundamental Alex de Ronde retired on February 27, 2025 as director of the Ketelhuis in Amsterdam, founded in 1999 by Marc van Warmerdam.

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Tom Waes back to work, shooting of series Badgast resumed Tom Waes has returned to work after a serious car accident and a period of rehabilitation. The shooting of the Dutch-Belgian drama series Badgast, produced for KRO-NCRV, has resumed.

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Dutch documentaries on CPH:DOX Several Dutch (co-)productions will be presented at CPH:DOX 2025 in Copenhagen, from March 19 to 30. Also shown will be "Seen Unseen: An Anthology of (Auto)Censorship", a collaboration of Turkish filmmakers on (auto)censorship.

filmkrant • 2 d

Leila Sahir over Telefilm Love Me Love Me Not In the telefilm "Love Me Love Me Not" by director Leila Sahir, the complex sexual experience of the young poet Ines, played by Nora El Koussour, is central.
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Berlinale 2025: The Winners

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EIF invests $26 million in European film and TV production

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German film law scraps diversity clause, but local producers remain optimistic: it's 'part of our culture and we're not going to give it up'

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